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Pinballs offered, should I bite ? UPDATE: Williams Getaway, The Project begins..
ChadTower:
Careful playing without the glass on... last year I was doing that testing something and actually had an airball fly up and smack the backglass. Did not damage it - but what a wtf moment that would have been.
Level42:
Chad.........this is scary.
I just gave it a spin, and well some things actually worked (like the Supercharger :) !!!) When I pushed the right flipper button, the left would go, so there's obviously something I guessed wrong :)
But now, all the balls are locked in places that it won't release the balls anymore. I stupidly lifted the playfield again, and of course, a ball fell out, right on the topglass that I had parked on my couch for the moment. Of course I had put it on it's side, so it survived, but we had a good startle there !
Still fun to some things working......
I can hear solenoids go at random so there's still a lot to do.....some nice progress though :)
ChadTower:
Heh. It's a law of physics... if you have a large sheet of glass in a place it shouldn't be, something will fall on it. Always happens. I'm paranoid enough now that I have a couple of backglass sized sheets of plywood around. When I take a backglass out I immediately sandwich it between those sheets for protection, even if it's only for a few minutes.
Level42:
OK, left button now activates left flipper !
Right button now activates right-top flipper, but not the bottom one. Already see the problem: loose wire on the coil....no time to solder now....
StephenH:
Maybe this guide can help you:
http://www.pinrepair.com/wpc/index1.htm#list
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